Find the Difference | LeetCode 389 | C++, Java, Python | BITWISE operation

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September LeetCoding Challenge | Problem 24 | Find the Difference | 24 September,
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[@moayyadarz2965]

you have a really good and wide experience in this area I really like your way of handling this problem

[@KnowledgeCenter]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@meenumalik5439]

Can be done using '+' and '-' in single loop: char findTheDifference(string s, string t) { char c = 0; for (int i=0; i

[@yourfriend988]

Good solution. Thanks for sharing.

[@surajkiranreddymothe686]

Thanks a Lot for Starting the Series Again.

[@vornamenachname594]

it's incredible how the youtube subtitle generator actually understands him and translates it correctly. Yet I noticed that it struggles to translate a Dutch accent or an accent from Belgium, although it is very close to actual English. Maybe due to a smaller sample?

[@KnowledgeCenter]

Haha. Not sure, why it happens.

[@pleasesirmorevideos4684]

i dont know how that c++ code is working can you please explain? not the xor concept but how actually c++ changes from char to int and vice versa

[@KnowledgeCenter]

In C++ you can treat a char as int while applying any mathematical operator. Chars will be treated as their ascii values. e.g., 'a' = 97, 'b' = 98, ... So, 'a' + 10 = 107. So, we apply xor(^) on chars just like int.

[@pleasesirmorevideos4684]

@@KnowledgeCenter ohhh greattt

[@mandeep2192]

@@KnowledgeCenter i understand this..but not able to understand the code still..SPECIALLY THE FOR CONDITIONS STATEMENT

[@veipuniilana1842]

char c = 0; what does that impies? cant i just define it without initializing ?

[@devbhattacharya153]

Thanks sir

[@KnowledgeCenter]

Welcome.

[@rishidhawan9323]

It will be great if you can make a video on "Word Break", LeetCode Challenge 29th September.

[@rishidhawan9323]

We will be requiring your explanation on that problem as you explain everything in very detail.

[@siddharthsingh4330]

for l in t: if t.count(l) > s.count(l): return l